
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,770 Rentals)


122 E 78th St

335 W 87th St

1275 Third Ave

140 W 88th St

206 W 88th St

132 W 88th St

253 E 49th St

300 E 52nd St

Archer House

301 E 66th Street

327 W 87th St

150 W 88th St

978 2nd Ave

315 East 65th St

219-221 E 46th St

247 E 48th St

The Elysabeth

312 E 53rd St

Landmark

570-574 Columbus Ave

256 W 88th St

134 W 88th St

14 E 82nd St

24 E 38th St

36 W 88th St

262 W 88th St

112 W 88th St

304 E 52nd St

349 W 87th St

57 E 80th St

304 West 88th Street

114 W 88th St

54 W 88th St

12 E 82nd St

243 E 71st St

66 E 80th St

328 E 59th St

316 E 65th St

347 W 87th St

The Residence on Madison

893-899 Park Ave

310 W 88th St

312 W 88th St

230 E 71st St

324 E 59th St

205 E 73rd St

48 W 88th St

353 W 30th St

349 W 30th St
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